By Michael Roberts. After the death of founding President William Beazley and the brief term of

By Michael Roberts: It might seem an odd thing to say, but Collingwood's shortest-serving

Collingwood's founding President was a man of compassion, vision and foresight. William Beazley's

The award for Most Consistent Player began in the 1920s and 1930s, then died out until it

The Collingwood Football Club first fielded a thirds team – the under-19s – in 1951,

This was a trophy presented by the owner of the Austral Theatre in Northcote, to the Collingwood

In 1983 the club decided to acknowledge the achievements of those players it felt had improved

Like many club awards, this one appeared out of nowhere in 1964 when it was given to Kevin Rose (he

This award was first presented as a one-off in 1978, to acknowledge Ronnie Wearmouth’s gutsy

In 1990, coach Leigh Matthews initiated the 'Wrecker Award' at Collingwood for the player who was

(J. J. Eastman Trophy 1941–1970; E.A. Eastman Trophy 1971–83; Joseph Wren Memorial

The history of this award is a little confusing, but we'll do our best to explain. The Best Clubman